Add ngrep package - network layer grep tool #220
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It's missing required header and fields. See minimal example here: https://docs.pkgforge.dev/sbuild/instructions/examples |
Adds ngrep v1.48.0 - PCAP-based pattern matching tool for network packets with required SBUILD header and fields. Claude Code was used to format this file.
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I've added the necessary header and fields. Please eyeball this next review batch please! |
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Looks like the binary is dynamically linked. Need to look into compiling it statically. |
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Adds ngrep v1.48.0 - PCAP-based pattern matching tool for network packets
uses common pattern of "use soar DL tool to fetch maintainer's official static binary release".
original PR used curl, changed that, sorry for the head-fake.